So should we be concerned about Trump and immigration?

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It is the Kendall and Casey show.

I'm Rob Casey's out today.

Our old pal, Indie Spanglish.

Jerry Lopez joins us.

Kev is here as well.

So Trump is really at a crossroads with his base in regards to these visas, Jerry.

And what we're talking about are these, because obviously, look, immigration was a central theme of Trump's victory, his campaign.

I think it was the thing that won it for him. You've seen probably

15 million people plus illegally enter the country under Kamala Harris. Well, it's probably right under

Kamala Harris are. Yeah, that's true. Biden. And then on top of that, you have seen these TPS temporary

protected status people who are technically in the country legally, but they're also reshaping communities.

In some cases, there are drain on services.

And people have looked at what's going on collectively and said something different has to happen.

And Donald Trump, obviously, Jerry, and I'll turn over you, made that and said,

I will fix this a central part of what he intends to do in 2025. Sure. And I will preface this by saying,

I am a child of immigrants, right? So I think we need to make the distinction between immigration

and illegal immigration.

Okay.

I am pro immigration.

I want the world's best to come to this country and be part of our system to help grow our country to help grow our technology.

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